Sounds great, looking forward to reading this piece!

This Friday (Jan 12th), we're hosting a workshop exploring the twists and turns of pursuing a PhD. Featuring insights from CIPSS director Jennifer Welsh, CEPSI director Theo McLauchlin, and former CIPSS coordinator, now U Ottawa post-doc, Lou Pingeot.

Next Friday, we welcome (back) Lou Pingeot for the launch of her new book 'Police Peacekeeping: The UN, Haiti, and the Production of Global Social Order’. Published by Oxford Academic, the work examines UN peace operations and the role of police in establishing global social order.

On Friday I’ll be discussing my book with the wonderful folks Centre for Int'l Peace and Security Studies All are welcome! Come if you want to hear about global policing and UN peace operations

See you all tomorrow as we welcome Lou Pingeot to kick off the CIPSS Winter Speaker Series! More info ⬇️

A big thanks to Lou Pingeot for opening our Winter Speaker series by offering insight into her new book on the realities of UN police peacekeeping. The examination of Haiti, as a site in which global ideas of policing and the management of order were developed, was insightful.

Do you often grapple with the question: What does it truly entail to decolonise criminology classes? Join us in our upcoming seminar and discussion with Dr. Danielle Murdoch & @MichaelaMcGuire on Feb 16, 4 pm (GMT) to delve into the conversation Register now: zoom.us/meeting/regist…

I want to commission a review essay for Policing & Society that thoughtfully engages with calls to defund or abolish police. I have three books in mind: Cuneen 'Defund the Police'; Maher 'A World Without Police'; & Springer & White 'Towards Anti-Policing'. Message if interested.

Thrilled to announce our reading group session on Feb 28th at 2:30 pm! Come join us for an engaging conversation exploring the history of criminology, its ties to colonialism, and the importance of decolonisation. Register now: zoom.us/meeting/regist… See poster for details. 👇

Disponible en ligne pour la communauté de l'UQAM : uqam-bib.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1396123960 Lou Pingeot, Police peacekeeping : the UN, Haiti, and the production of global social order, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2023.

Rejoignez-nous à UQAM | Université du Québec à Montréal la semaine prochaine pour une réflexion sur la situation en Haïti, l'histoire des interventions internationales dans le pays, et ce que cela veut dire pour le futur evenements.uqam.ca/evenements/hai…

C’est aujourd’hui en personne et en ligne !

Join us to engage w/ Prof Olufemi Taiwo's influential, and thought provoking work. Co-sponsored by the African Studies Program. 'The problem with decolonization discourse is its failure to take seriously African agency & the ways it has grappled with colonialism and its legacy.'?

This forum on refusing police power looks great, looking forward to reading it!

🚨🗞️Notre bulletin d'avril est en ligne ! Ce mois-ci, Lou Pingeot analyse les interventions onusiennes 🇺🇳 en #Haiti 🇭🇹, de la MINUSTAH (2004-2017) aux appels pour une nouvelle intervention face aux violences en hausse depuis février 2024. A lire ici : dandurand.uqam.ca/wp-content/upl…

New from Lou Pingeot CIPS uOttawa on past international interventions in Haiti Global Observatory Intl Peace Institute theglobalobservatory.org/2024/05/as-ken…

Great review of a fascinating new book by Lou Pingeot!

A generous and sharp review of my book ‘Police Peacekeeping’ by the great Dr Margot Tudor

📚 New book review is out! Dr Margot Tudor reviews “Police peacekeeping: the UN, Haiti, and the production of global social order” by Lou Pingeot doi.org/10.1080/135333…

This Wednesday, come hear Lou Pingeot present her brilliant book "#Police #Peacekeeping: The #UN, #Haiti, and the Production of Global Social Order." ⏲️18h30-20h 📍Uni-Mail Salle MR070 Université de Genève Full details 👇 unige.ch/gsi/genevaafri…